Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-09-17
BRIEF MENTION.

Monday evening.
Andy Walmsley and wife took a trip to
San Francisco this week.
c. H. E. Hardin, Of Mason Valley was in
town last Monday on business.
Mrs. Brant and daughter Ruth left for
San Francisco last Tuesday evening.
Stop at the Arcade when in Virginia and
get glass Of Fred Bierke's fresh beer.
Sol Noel was in from his Mason Valley
ranch the first of this week on business.
The TIMES acknowledges the receipt Of
complimentary ticket to the Reno State Fair.
Superintendent Armstrong, Of the Bruins
wick mill was in town the first of this week.
Fred Oest, Of Silver City, was in town
last Wednesday on business connected with
his mine.
Senator Westerfeld returned from Eureka
Wednesday morning, where he had been on
mining business.
Dave Graham, of Hawthorne, was a pas.
senger on Wednesdays train homeward
bound from Lake Tahoe.
Economy and strength are peculiar to
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only medicine of
which 900 doses One Dollar" is true.
Sam Elston has opened butcher shop in
Silver City. Sam is rustler and says he
will sell the finest cuts in the market at rea.
sonable prices.
The skating rink was well attended last
Wednesday evening. The Dayton band fur
nished excellent music. The boys are i'm
proving rapidly.
State Controller J. F. Hallock, PASSED
through on the c. & c., Tuesday morning,
hound for Keller. He expects to return
Sunday evening
If you want the best sewing machine in the
market, call at Mrs. S. Mobiles, 1856 South c
street, and examine the Wheeler & Wilson
Improved No. 8.
Don't forget to call at Gabriel's if you are
in need Of anything in the gents clothing
line. You can get bargains at his Saturday
afternoon matinees.
Ferd. w. Frost has leased the Bodie Min
tr plant and made weekly paper out OF
the sheet. what it ought to have been year
ago. A good weekly will pay in Bodie.
Truckee wants a Cor committee organized
to rid the town Of thieves, prostitutes and
opium 6ends, and from all accounts Reno
needs the same kind Of an organization.
Our real estate agent has rustled up some
business. He has two pieces Of property for
sale at reasonable figures. Call and see him
if you want to purchase house and lot.
Wilbur Marsh was passenger on yester.
days train homeward bound. He says that
he will take through carload Of fine cattle
to the State Fair next Monday or Teusday
evening.
Tom Hart and wife returned to Dayton last
Monday after a months absence to spend
their honeymoon. the brass band serenaded
Tom Tuesday evening and he responded by
coming up town and treating all around.
The Reno Gazette is Dragging Of the neat
ness of the new head Of the Gas<tte-anG.
Sfoekman. We would like to get the latter
paper as an exchange SO we could see for
ourselves what kind OF head it has had put
on it.
J. E. Gignoux informs US that it is reported
that Ex-Governor Blasdell will dispose of a
portion of his mine al Rockland to San Fran
cisco parties, on the consideration that they
build mill on the site of the one recently
burned.
The hunting fever has such strong hold
on some Of our Dayton hunters that they
have already rugged up tent and sleep in
it occasionally nights. so as to get their hand
in by the time they GO to the Sink on duck
slaughtering expedition.
c. H. Rulson and J. E. Gignoux returned
from the latter's ranch in Esmeralda county
last Monday evening. where Mr.. Rulison
had been to put the Gignoux mill in repair.
While engaged in making repairs Mr.. Ruli.
son had close call from a severe accident,
a key on the shaft scraping a hole in his
bcet and cutting his ankle.
A large box on which was marked "Glass,
Handle With Care" was shipped to Ed Ham
ilton per Wells. Fargo & Co., last Wednes-
day. Ed left Silver City last Monday
ostensibly to hunt deer with some other boys
around Rubicsn Springs. but we infer from
the character Of goods that are being shipped
up there that the boys are having a picnic
instead Of q hunt.
Charlie Watson left last Monday on a
deer hunt in the Sierras. Word was received
here that carload of deer would reach Day.